Road Closures

To make your day as easy as possible, here is a list of Road closures we have on the day of the event.

4pm - 7.30pm

A4067 Quay Parade from its junction with Somerset Place for a distance of 180m in a northerly direction.
A4067 Victoria Road over its full length.
A4067 Oystermouth Road over its full length.
A4067 Mumbles Road from its merging with A4067 Oystermouth Road to its junction with A4216 Sketty Lane.
Dunvant Place from its junction with A4067 Oystermouth Road for a distance of 90m in a southerly direction to
its junction with an unnamed road.
West Way from its junction with A4067 Oystermouth Road to its junction with Clarence Terrace.
Burrows Place from its junction with A4067 Victoris Road to its junction with Adelaide Street.

Road closure times are approximate and are subject to change. The sweep vehicle will trigger the roads to open again. Diversions will be in place to make your journey less stressful.

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